No Stone Unturned

No Stone Unturned is a story-driven mystery game in which you help Detective Cox investigate crimes in the troubled animal town of Orchard-Under-Hill. Search for clues, solve puzzles, analyse crime scenes and interrogate townsfolk as Cox pursues his ambition to become the world’s greatest detective. The game includes over 10 hours of story and a fully voice-acted cast of characters, with absurd British humour alongside its murder mysteries.

Cases in Orchard-Under-Hill

The central mystery, “A Murder Most Fowl,” unfolds through three classic cases: why the Hare and the Tortoise are at each other’s throats, what has got the Cat’s tongue, and who killed the Chicken. Their storylines draw on fairy tales, jokes and children’s stories, each with a dark twist. Across the game, you investigate six gruesome crimes and use evidence from crime scenes to challenge characters during climactic accusations. You can try to identify the killer before Detective Cox does, but must gather evidence before assembling the village for a public reveal.

The town is a civilisation on the brink of crisis, and the investigation points to something larger happening in the village. A Giant Wise Monkey appears in Cox’s dreams and suggests that the fate of the entire world may be at stake.

Investigate and explore

You use a magnifying glass, a tape recorder and a crowbar as you search for clues, solve puzzles and examine crime scenes. Hidden stones are scattered throughout the world, alongside in-game achievements.

Cam the Beaver helps repair Orchard-Under-Hill. Fix bridges, buildings and other damaged parts of the town, and complete item bundles to unlock new areas and uncover essential clues.

Mini-games and music

More than 20 types of mini-game stand between you and solving the cases. They include stealth, turn-based, rhythm, puzzle and boxing challenges, with references to games, cinema and pop culture throughout the world.

The original soundtrack features musical numbers sung by characters in the game. Charlie Persson and Logan Hart composed the music.